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Meta will charge advertisers a 2%–5% location-based fee in several European countries to offset digital services taxes starting July 1.

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Meta will start billing advertisers directly for Europe's digital services taxes starting July 1 — adding up to 5% in extra costs on ad spend.

Meta (META) will add a location fee to ads in select European countries from July 1, passing on digital taxes.

Meta Platforms is asking advertisers to cover the costs of digital services taxes, levies imposed by countries on local sales made by technology firms.